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ATTENTION: The drug Meridia (generic name: sibutramine) was removed from the US market on October 8, 2010 due to safety concerns.
RECOMMENDATION: If you are taking MERIDIA (sibutramine), you should talk to your health care provider about alternative weight loss and weight loss maintenance programs.
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